CCP80

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CCP80 type fuse has increasingly become an important component in electrical and industrial circuits. Unlike traditional mechanical fuses, its electronics-based design offers many benefits including faster response time, lower maintenance cost, better control of circuit durability, and increased protection against overcurrent.

The CCP80 is a current-limiting type of protection device, designed to limit the amount of current that can pass through a section of electric wiring or circuit. This prevents the potential for severe damage to the system due to an overload or short circuit. The product is commonly found in many industrial sectors including automotive, elevator, and military applications.

The working principle of the CCP80 depends on the electrical resistance of the fuse element. When a current passes through the element, it causes a certain amount of heat to be produced. As the load increases, the elements resistance rises which causes higher temperature. When the temperature reaches the cut-off point, the fuse will blow off, thus cutting off the circuit’s power supply.

The CCP80’s design is also beneficial for system designers as the device offers adjustable ratings and low power loss under ideal conditions. The diameter range of the devices also makes them compatible with many standard fuseholders. The rugged thermoplastic enclosure protects against accidental contact and helps reduce maintenance costs. Furthermore, the CCP80 is UL and CSA approved, and fully listed.

The CCP80 product family offers users a variety of features and benefits, making it an ideal choice for electrical and industrial applications. Its electronic-based system design enhances system protection, while its adjustable ratings and low power loss make it the sensible choice for designers. Moreover, the product’s robust thermoplastic enclosure ensures increased safety and longevity.

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